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INMO GO3 AI Glasses Hit Kickstarter With Ambitious Translation Features

The new eyewear from INMO offers real-time two-way translation, photo translation, and augmented reality navigation. It also integrates leading AI models like ChatGPT and Gemini for enhanced utility.

C. LAURENT· French correspondent·June 12, 2026·2 min read
A close-up shot of the INMO GO3 smart glasses, highlighting their sleek black frame and the transparent display.

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This week, INMO launched its latest smart eyewear, the INMO GO3 AI Translation Glasses, on Kickstarter. The crowdfunding campaign, which originated in Hong Kong, centers on the device's extensive language capabilities and what www.kickstarter.com describes as an "all-day wear" design.

The INMO GO3 is promoted with real-time two-way translation for over 98 languages, alongside photo translation. Further features, as reported by www.kickstarter.com, include AR navigation, a teleprompter function, and AI note-taking. The campaign lists a funding goal of $12,760, with an "All or nothing" deadline set for June 12, 2026.

For enhanced AI utility, the glasses claim integration with both ChatGPT and Gemini. The campaign also highlights an "all-day battery" for the device.

Our take: INMO's consistent focus on AI-powered smart glasses continues with the GO3. The inclusion of major LLMs like ChatGPT and Gemini positions these glasses as a potentially powerful, versatile AI assistant, particularly for communication in diverse linguistic environments. However, as with any crowdfunded hardware, the actual user experience, delivery timelines, and ongoing software support are key factors for potential backers to consider.

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